Curious about integrating veterinary acupuncture into your practice?

Australian IVAS Veterinary Acupuncture Course
January – December 2020 (4 Terms delivered online + 3 x 4-day Residential Workshops)

Clinical evidence shows that acupuncture can be used alone or in conjunction with mainstream medicine to achieve better patient outcomes. Continue your professional development and join our experienced team of lecturers and tutors in an evidence-based and traditional approach to small animal and equine acupuncture.

This structured program combines online lectures and hands-on practical workshop sessions to allow you to rapidly integrate acupuncture into your veterinary practice.

On completion of all the course requirements, you will be eligible to receive the IVAS Certification of Veterinary Acupuncture. The IVAS Certificate is an internationally recognized standard of veterinary acupuncture training and has been facilitated by the Australian Veterinary Acupuncture Group (AVA SIG) since 1992.

Why study acupuncture?
– Reflecting trends in human health, many clients now seek a holistic approach to the care of their pets.
– Add an additional modality to treat a range of conditions, particularly musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain, reproductive problems, some neurological disease and a range of internal medical conditions.
– Integrate alongside traditional veterinary treatment
– Ability to offer for the management of conditions where there may be limited options

Past Participants
“The IVAS acupuncture training was one of the most memorable and enjoyable experiences I have had to date in my veterinary career.  It was a definite turning point in my life, one that I had intended to do for many years.” Dr. Fiona Mead

Super Early Bird rates expire on 31 August 2019. Enroll and pay in full to secure your place and save AU$803.

For full program or to register please visit cve.edu.au/ivas-acupuncture or contact the CVE Team on +61 2 9351 7979 or cve.enquiries@sydney.edu.au.

Post expires at 12:00am on Thursday August 1st, 2019